Oris BCPD - A (dressy) pilot’s watch that is also made for the outdoors
Before owning one, I always thought thought that the Oris BCPD was more of a dressy watch than a tool watch but I think this is a good example of how straps can completely change the look and feel of a watch.
While it is a pilot’s watch, I find that the oris BCPD’s traits and design make it also look close enough to a field watch, especially when it’s on a nato strap.
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Miggy Franco
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Closeup photo! Cheers
Beautiful shot of a great watch!
very nice watch, I think the cathedral hands make it more dressy but the numbers are very sporty, I think in general is a tad more sporty than dressy also because of the colour!
Very good pics!
I think after my current battle for next watch, the Oris Cal. 400 BCPD will be one of my stronger choices. Thansk for the photos!
I agree, it’s a versatile piece. I love mine! I don’t think of it as a dress watch like many others do, but that’s probably because I have other dress watches I reach for if I need it. The BCPT is super versatile, and is great on many different kinds of straps!
Beautiful watch and beautiful scenery!
That’s a beautiful watch. I’ll have to give Oris another look in my pilot watch search.
I do wish they’d change their logo font. It clashes with their dials in ways other manufacturers logos don’t.
I agree i love the bcpd for the same versatility you mention. Can be a dress watch on the bracelet, tool watch/field watch on a nato
Love that Oris and the scenery its in! The blueish grey is such an underrated color in general but perfect for that more vintage style that Oris has going on
very nice watch, I think the cathedral hands make it more dressy but the numbers are very sporty, I think in general is a tad more sporty than dressy also because of the colour!
Very good pics!
Best of both worlds! Cheers, man
I think after my current battle for next watch, the Oris Cal. 400 BCPD will be one of my stronger choices. Thansk for the photos!
Can never go wrong with Oris! Cheers,
Love that Oris and the scenery its in! The blueish grey is such an underrated color in general but perfect for that more vintage style that Oris has going on
Agree, definitely not the usual blue used in most watches. Gives off a strong vintage feel and I love how the red pointer hand just pops — One of the reasons why I chose this color!
I agree i love the bcpd for the same versatility you mention. Can be a dress watch on the bracelet, tool watch/field watch on a nato
Goes well with the leather nato strap! Cheers, man!
What a great pairing! And that view... 🤯